Press-type makeup pen

ABSTRACT

A press-type makeup pen includes an outer cover, a button, an inner cover, a middle sheath, and a base assembly that are coaxially arranged. Pushing-pressing members are provided in the button. Hook claws are provided in the inner cover. The middle sheath includes a sleeve and a head assembly connected to the top of the sleeve. Spring pieces are provided on the top of the sleeve and located outside the head assembly. Barbs are provided on the spring pieces. The inner cover is fixed in the outer cover. The button is inserted into the inner cover and can move up and down in the inner cover. The middle sheath is provided in the outer cover, and the head assembly is inserted into the button. The base assembly is inserted into the sleeve of the middle sheath. An elastic member is provided between the button and the middle sheath.

CROSS REFERENCE TO THE RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is the national phase entry of InternationalApplication No. PCT/CN2021/103208, filed on Jun. 29, 2021, which isbased upon and claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.202010924589.X, filed on Sep. 5, 2020, the entire contents of which areincorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to makeup pens, particularly to apress-type makeup pen.

BACKGROUND

Cosmetics having pasty compositions, such as lipsticks and lip balms,have been widely used. For example, lipstick paste is generally packagedin a case. The case includes a base assembly and a cover. The lipstickpaste is provided in the base assembly. When in use, the cover isremoved from the base assembly, and the lipstick paste is rotated out byrotating the base assembly. For the prior case, the base assembly iseasily separated from the cover, such that the lipstick paste is easilycontaminated and should not be used. Moreover, the case is structuredsimply and unattractive to customers.

SUMMARY

Given the above defects, the present disclosure provides a press-typemakeup pen. When the makeup pen is used, the base assembly reaches outof the lower end of the outer cover by pressing the button, and the baseassembly is then pulled out for makeup. Since the base assembly is noteasily separated from the outer cover, the makeup pen is highly safe andstructurally novel, and can attract customers to purchase the makeuppen.

To solve the technical problem, the present disclosure adopts thefollowing technical solutions:

A press-type makeup pen includes an outer cover, a button, an innercover, a middle sheath, and a base assembly that are coaxially arranged.Pushing-pressing members are provided in the button. hook claws areprovided in the inner cover. The middle sheath includes a sleeve and ahead assembly connected to the top of the sleeve. Spring pieces areprovided on the top of the sleeve and located outside the head assembly.Barbs are provided on the spring pieces. The inner cover is fixed in theouter cover. The button is inserted into the inner cover and can move upand down in the inner cover. The middle sheath is provided in the outercover, and the head assembly is inserted into the button. The baseassembly is inserted into the sleeve of the middle sheath. An elasticmember is provided between the button and the middle sheath. Uponcompletion of assembly, the hook claws of the inner cover hook onto thebarbs on the spring pieces, and the elastic member is compressed. Whenthe press-type makeup pen is used, the button is pressed down, thepushing-pressing members in the button press the spring pieces such thatthe hook claws are separated from the barbs, and the middle sheath movesdownward under the action of a restoring force of the elastic membersuch that the base assembly reaches out of the outer cover.

Preferably, the outer cover is a cylindrical structure with a hollowinside and openings at the upper and lower ends. The button and theinner cover are provided at the upper end of the outer cover. When thepress-type makeup pen is used, the base assembly reaches out of theopening at the lower end of the outer cover.

Preferably, two pushing-pressing members are provided in the button. Afirst inclined surface is provided on the pushing-pressing member. Thetwo pushing-pressing members are arranged symmetrically around a centralaxis of the button. Two clamping grooves are formed in the button. Thetwo clamping grooves are arranged symmetrically around the central axisof the button.

Preferably, the button is a cylindrical structure with a hollow insideand an opening at a lower end. A top cover is provided at the upper endof the button. The top cover extends downward to form an annular member.An upper end of the elastic member is sleeved on the annular member andthe elastic member abuts the top cover.

Preferably, the inner cover is a cylindrical structure with openings atthe upper and lower ends. The inner cover includes an outer ring and aninner ring, where the bottom of the outer ring and the bottom of theinner ring are connected to each other. A first accommodating groove isformed between the outer ring and the inner ring. The button is insertedinto the first accommodating groove. The hook claws and protrusions arearranged on the inner ring.

Preferably, the inner cover is fixed on an inner wall of the outer coverthrough a convex rib. Two hook claws and two protrusions are arranged onthe inner ring. A third inclined surface is provided on the hook claw.The bottom of the inner ring extends radially outward to form a baffle.

Preferably, the sleeve of the middle sheath is a cylindrical structurewith an opening at a lower end and a hollow inside. The head assembly isan annular structure extending upward from the top of the sleeve. Asupporting member is provided in the head assembly. A lower end of theelastic member is sleeved on the supporting member and abuts the top ofthe sleeve.

Preferably, each of the spring pieces is a sheet-shaped structure with alower end fixedly connected to the top of the sleeve, an upper endprovided with a second inclined surface, and a middle provided with thebarb. The spring piece is elastic, and a gap is formed between thespring piece and the head assembly. An upper end of the head assemblyextends radially outward to form a convex edge.

The present disclosure has the following beneficial effects: The presentdisclosure includes an outer cover, a button, an inner cover, a middlesheath, and a base assembly that are coaxially arranged. In the outercover, the button, the inner cover, the middle sheath, and the baseassembly are arranged sequentially from top to bottom. The inner coveris fixedly provided at the inner side of the upper end of the outercover. The button is movably inserted into the inner cover. The baseassembly is detachably inserted into the middle sheath. The middlesheath is provided in the outer cover from a lower end of the outercover. hook claws of the inner cover hook onto barbs on the springpieces, such that the middle sheath is connected to the inner cover. Inthe present disclosure, the base assembly is inserted into the middlesheath, and the middle sheath is inserted into the outer cover.Consequently, neither the middle sheath nor the base assembly iscontacted by an external article, and both the middle sheath and thebase assembly are protected. Moreover, the base assembly is not easilyseparated from the outer cover to achieve a high safety. When thepress-type makeup pen is used, the button is pressed. The first inclinedsurfaces on the pushing-pressing members press against the secondinclined surfaces on the spring pieces, such that the hook claws areseparated from the barbs. The middle sheath moves downward under theaction of a restoring force of the elastic member, such that the baseassembly reaches out of the outer cover. The base assembly is pulledout, and a cosmetic material is rotated out for makeup. The makeup penis novel in structure and inventive in use, and can attract customers topurchase the makeup pen.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of a makeup pen according to thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a front view of a makeup pen according to the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic view illustrating the separation between a hookclaw and a barb according to the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic structural view illustrating that a base assemblyreaches out of an outer cover according to the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural view of an outer cover according to thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a schematic structural view of a button according to thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a button according to the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 8 is a schematic structural view of an inner cover according to thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of an inner cover according to the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 10 is another perspective view of an inner cover according to thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 11 is a schematic structural view of a middle sheath according tothe present disclosure;

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of a middle sheath according to thepresent disclosure; and

FIG. 13 is another perspective view of a middle sheath according to thepresent disclosure.

In the figures: 10—outer cover, 20—button, 21—annular member,22—pushing-pressing member, 23—first inclined surface, 24—clampinggroove, 25—elastic member, 30—inner cover, 31—outer ring, 32—inner ring,33—first accommodating groove, 34—hook claw, 35—third inclined surface,36—protrusion, 37—baffle, 40—middle sheath, 41—sleeve, 42—head assembly,43—spring piece, 44—barb, 45—second inclined surface, 46—supportingmember, 47—convex edge, and 50—base assembly.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The following clearly and completely describes the technical solutionsin the embodiments of the present disclosure by referring to theembodiments of the present disclosure. The described embodiments aremerely a part, rather than all, of the embodiments of the presentdisclosure. All other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill inthe art based on the embodiments of the present disclosure withoutcreative efforts shall fall within the protection scope of the presentdisclosure.

It should be noted that the terms “first”, “second”, and so on in thedescription and claims of this application and the above accompanyingdrawings are intended to distinguish between similar objects but do notnecessarily indicate a specific order or sequence. It should beunderstood that the data used in such a way may be exchanged underproper conditions to make it possible to implement the describedimplementations of this application in other order besides thoseillustrated or described herein. Moreover, the terms “include”,“contain”, and any other variants mean to cover the non-exclusiveinclusion, for example, a process, method, system, product, or devicethat includes a list of steps or units is not necessarily limited tothose steps or units which are listed but may include other steps orunits which are not expressly listed or inherent to such a process,method, system, product, or device.

For ease of description, spatially relative terms, such as “above”, “onthe upper side of”, “on the upper surface of”, and “on”, can be used todescribe the spatial positional relationship between components orfeatures shown in the figure. It should be understood that the spatiallyrelative terms are intended to encompass different orientations of thecomponents in use or operation in addition to those shown in the figure.For example, if a component in the figure is inverted, a component“above other component or structure” or “on other component orstructure” will be positioned as “below other component or structure” or“under other component or structure”. Therefore, the exemplary term“above” may include both orientations “above” and “below”. The componentmay also be positioned in other different ways (rotated by 90 degrees orin other orientations), but the relative space description should beexplained accordingly.

Embodiment: As shown in FIGS. 1-13 , a press-type makeup pen includesouter cover 10, button 20, inner cover 30, middle sheath 40, and baseassembly 50 that are coaxially arranged. Pushing-pressing members 22 areprovided in the button 20. hook claws 34 are provided in the inner cover30. The middle sheath 40 includes sleeve 41 and head assembly 42connected to the top of the sleeve. Spring pieces 43 are provided on thetop of the sleeve and located outside the head assembly 42. Barbs 44 areprovided on the spring pieces 43. The inner cover 30 is fixed in theouter cover 10. The button 20 is inserted into the inner cover 30 andcan move up and down in the inner cover. The middle sheath 40 isprovided in the outer cover 10, and the head assembly 42 is insertedinto the button 20. The base assembly 50 is inserted into the sleeve 41of the middle sheath 40. Elastic member 25 is provided between thebutton 20 and the middle sheath 40. Upon completion of assembly, thehook claws 34 of the inner cover hook onto the barbs 44 on the springpieces, and the elastic member 25 is compressed. When the press-typemakeup pen is used, the button 20 is pressed down. The pushing-pressingmembers 22 in the button press the spring pieces 43 such that the hookclaws 34 are separated from the barbs 44. The middle sheath movesdownward under the action of a restoring force of the elastic member 25such that the base assembly 50 reaches out of the outer cover 10.

As shown in FIG. 2 , since only the outer cover 10 is seen from theoutside, the makeup pen looks like an integral structure. The makeup penmay be a lipstick, a lip balm, etc. In the outer cover 10, the button20, the inner cover 30, the middle sheath 40, and the base assembly 50are arranged sequentially from top to bottom. The inner cover 30 isfixedly provided at an inner side of an upper end of the outer cover 10.The button 20 is movably inserted into the inner cover 30. The middlesheath 40 is provided in the outer cover 10 from the lower end of theouter cover 10. Upon completion of assembly, the hook claws 34 of theinner cover hook onto the barbs 44 on the spring pieces, such that themiddle sheath is not easily separated from the inner cover. In thepresent disclosure, the base assembly 50 is inserted into the middlesheath 40. The base assembly can be fixed with the middle sheath byclamping. The middle sheath 40 is inserted into the outer cover 10.Consequently, neither the middle sheath nor the base assembly iscontacted by an external article, and both the middle sheath and thebase assembly are protected. Moreover, the base assembly is not easilyseparated from the middle sheath and the outer cover to achieve a highsafety. When the press-type makeup pen is used, the button is pressed.First inclined surfaces 23 on the pushing-pressing members 22 pressagainst the second inclined surfaces 45 on the spring pieces, such thatthe hook claws 34 are separated from the barbs 44. The middle sheathmoves downward under the action of a restoring force of the elasticmember 25, such that the base assembly 50 reaches out of the outer cover10. The base assembly 50 is pulled out, and a cosmetic material isrotated out for makeup. The makeup pen is novel in structure andinventive in use and can attract customers to purchase the makeup pen.

As shown in FIG. 5 , the outer cover 10 is a cylindrical structure witha hollow inside and openings at upper and lower ends. The button 20 andthe inner cover 30 are provided at the upper end of the outer cover.When the press-type makeup pen is used, the base assembly 50 reaches outof the opening at the lower end of the outer cover 10.

As shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 , two pushing-pressing members 22 areprovided in the button 20. First inclined surface 23 is provided on thepushing-pressing member 22. The two pushing-pressing members 22 arearranged symmetrically around the central axis of the button. Twoclamping grooves 24 are formed in the button 20. The two clampinggrooves 24 are arranged symmetrically around the central axis of thebutton 20. The button 20 is a cylindrical structure with a hollow insideand an opening at a lower end. A top cover is provided at an upper endof the button 20. The top cover extends downward to form annular member21. An upper end of the elastic member 25 is sleeved on the annularmember, and the elastic member abuts the top cover. The annular member21 is located in the button and is coaxial with the button 20, namelythe annular member is located at the very center of the button. Thepushing-pressing member 22 may be a triangular prism structure. Twosides of the pushing-pressing member 22 are respectively fixed at aninner side of the top cover and on an inner wall of the button.

As shown in FIGS. 8-10 , the inner cover 30 is a cylindrical structurewith openings at the upper and lower ends. The inner cover 30 includesouter ring 31 and inner ring 32, where the bottom of the outer ring andthe bottom of the inner ring are connected to each other. Firstaccommodating groove 33 is formed between the outer ring 31 and theinner ring 32. The button 20 is inserted into the first accommodatinggroove 33. The hook claws 34 and protrusions 36 are arranged on theinner ring 32. The inner cover 30 is fixed on an inner wall of the outercover 10 through a convex rib. Two hook claws 34 and two protrusions 36are arranged on the inner ring 32. Third inclined surface 35 is providedon the hook claw 34. The bottom of the inner ring 32 extends radiallyoutward to form baffle 37. The two hook claws 34 and the two protrusionsare respectively and symmetrically arranged around a central axis of theinner cover. A specific structure in which the button 20 is insertedinto the inner cover 30 and can move up and down in the inner cover isas follows: The button is inserted into the first accommodating groove33 of the inner cover. Two clamping grooves 24 are formed in the button20. Two protrusions 36 are arranged on the inner ring 32. In assembly,the button is inserted into the inner cover 30. By rotating the button,the protrusions 36 are rightly clamped into the clamping grooves 24, thebutton is assembled on the inner cover, and the mounting position of thebutton is limited. Since two pushing-pressing members 22 are arranged inthe button, there is no need to consider a mounting direction of thebutton in assembly for ease of installation. When the button is presseddown, the button moves downward relative to the inner cover 30. Thebutton is reset under the action of the elastic member after beingloosened and is obstructed by the protrusions after moving downward orupward by a certain distance. The protrusions and the clamping groovescan limit the maximum travel of the button to prevent the button 20 frombeing ejected from the inner cover.

As shown in FIGS. 11-13 , the sleeve 41 of the middle sheath 40 is acylindrical structure with an opening at a lower end and a hollowinside. The head assembly 42 is an annular structure extending upwardfrom the top of the sleeve. Supporting member 46 is provided in the headassembly 42. A lower end of the elastic member 25 is sleeved on thesupporting member 46 and abuts the top of the sleeve 41. The elasticmember 25 includes the upper end sleeved on the annular member 21 of thebutton, and the lower end sleeve on the supporting member 46 of themiddle sheath, namely the elastic member 25 is limited between thebutton 20 and the sleeve 41. After the makeup pen is assembled, theelastic member 25 is compressed. When the hook claws 34 are separatedfrom the barbs 44, the button is reset through a restoring force of theelastic member 25, and the base assembly 50 is ejected from the openingat the lower end of the outer cover 10.

Each of the spring pieces 43 is a sheet-shaped structure with a lowerend fixedly connected to the top of the sleeve, an upper end providedwith second inclined surface 45, and a middle provided with the barb 44.The spring piece 43 is elastic, and a gap is formed between the springpiece and the head assembly 42. An upper end of the head assembly 42extends radially outward to form convex edge 47. The first inclinedsurfaces 23 of the button, the second inclined surfaces 45 of the springpieces, and the third inclined surfaces of the hook claws 34 have thesame inclination. After the makeup pen is assembled, the hook claws 34in the inner cover 30 are provided rightly in the barbs 44 of the springpieces to support the middle sheath 40. As a result, both the middlesheath 40 and the base assembly 50 are not slid from the outer cover 10.When the makeup pen is used, the button 20 is pressed. Through the firstinclined surfaces 23 of the button, horizontal component forces arerespectively applied to the second inclined surfaces 45 of the springpieces. The spring pieces get close inward, such that the hook claws 34are separated from the barbs 44. Meanwhile, the spring pieces movedownward under the action of a restoring force of the elastic member 25,namely both the middle sheath 40 and the base assembly 50 move downwardas a whole, and the base assembly 50 reaches out of the opening at thelower end of the outer cover. With the third inclined surfaces 35, thesecond inclined surfaces of the spring pieces 43 slide upward smoothlythrough the third inclined surfaces 35 to restore the middle sheath.After the middle sheath 40 is pushed downward by the elastic member tomove a certain distance, the convex edge 47 of the middle sheath rightlyabuts the baffle 37 of the inner cover. Therefore, the inner coversupports the middle sheath, and the base assembly can be separatedsmoothly from the middle sheath 40.

The present disclosure is used as follows:

Step 1: The button 20 is pressed down. Through the first inclinedsurfaces 23 of the button, horizontal component forces are respectivelyapplied to the second inclined surfaces 45 of the spring pieces. Thespring pieces 43 get close inward, such that the hook claws 34 areseparated from the barbs 44.

Step 2: The spring pieces move downward under the action of a restoringforce of the elastic member 25, namely both the middle sheath 40 and thebase assembly 50 move downward as a whole, and the base assembly 50reaches out of the opening at the lower end of the outer cover. Thebutton 20 is restored under the action of the elastic member.

Step 3: The middle sheath 40 is supported by the inner cover 30. Thebase assembly 50 is pulled out from the inner cover. A pasty cosmetic isrotated out for makeup.

Step 4: Upon completion of the makeup, the base assembly 50 is insertedinto the middle sheath 40, and the base assembly 50 is pushed upward tomove together with the middle sheath.

Step 5: When the spring pieces 43 move toward the hook claws, the springpieces get closer and move inward under the action of the third inclinedsurfaces 35 of the hook claws and pass through the hook claws 34, andthe spring pieces 43 are restored. The hook claws enter the barbs 44 ofthe spring pieces with a “cracking” sound, thereby completing theassembly.

It should be noted that those of ordinary skill in the art can furthermake several variations and improvements without departing from theconcept of the present disclosure, and all of these fall within theprotection scope of the present disclosure. Therefore, the protectionscope of the present disclosure shall be subject to the protection scopedefined by the claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A press-type makeup pen, comprising an outercover, a button, an inner cover, a middle sheath, and a base assembly,wherein the outer cover, the button, the inner cover, the middle sheath,and the base assembly are coaxially arranged; pushing-pressing membersare provided in the button; hook claws are provided in the inner cover;the middle sheath comprises a sleeve and a head assembly connected to atop of the sleeve; spring pieces are provided on the top of the sleeveand located outside the head assembly; barbs are provided on the springpieces; the inner cover is fixed in the outer cover; the button isinserted into the inner cover, and the button moves up and down in theinner cover; the middle sheath is provided in the outer cover, and thehead assembly is inserted into the button; the base assembly is insertedinto the sleeve of the middle sheath; an elastic member is providedbetween the button and the middle sheath; upon completion of assembly,the hook claws of the inner cover hook onto the barbs on the springpieces, and the elastic member is compressed; and when the press-typemakeup pen is used, the button is pressed down, the pushing-pressingmembers in the button press the spring pieces such that the hook clawsare separated from the barbs, and the middle sheath moves downward underan action of a restoring force of the elastic member such that the baseassembly reaches out of the outer cover.
 2. The press-type makeup penaccording to claim 1, wherein the outer cover is a cylindrical structurewith a hollow inside, a first opening at an upper end and a secondopening at a lower end; the button and the inner cover are provided atthe upper end of the outer cover; and when the press-type makeup pen isused, the base assembly reaches out of the second opening at the lowerend of the outer cover.
 3. The press-type makeup pen according to claim1, wherein two pushing-pressing members are provided in the button; afirst inclined surface is provided on each of the two pushing-pressingmembers; the two pushing-pressing members are arranged symmetricallyaround a central axis of the button; two clamping grooves are formed inthe button; and the two clamping grooves are arranged symmetricallyaround the central axis of the button.
 4. The press-type makeup penaccording to claim 3, wherein the button is a cylindrical structure witha hollow inside and an opening at a lower end; a top cover is providedat an upper end of the button; the top cover extends downward to form anannular member; and an upper end of the elastic member is sleeved on theannular member and the elastic member abuts the top cover.
 5. Thepress-type makeup pen according to claim 1, wherein the inner cover is acylindrical structure with openings at upper and lower ends; the innercover comprises an outer ring and an inner ring, wherein a bottom of theouter ring and a bottom of the inner ring are connected to each other; afirst accommodating groove is formed between the outer ring and theinner ring; the button is inserted into the first accommodating groove;and the hook claws and protrusions are arranged on the inner ring. 6.The press-type makeup pen according to claim 5, wherein the inner coveris fixed on an inner wall of the outer cover through a convex rib; twohook claws and two protrusions are arranged on the inner ring; a thirdinclined surface is provided on each of the two hook claws; and thebottom of the inner ring extends radially outward to form a baffle. 7.The press-type makeup pen according to claim 1, wherein the sleeve ofthe middle sheath is a cylindrical structure with an opening at a lowerend and a hollow inside; the head assembly is an annular structureextending upward from the top of the sleeve; a supporting member isprovided in the head assembly; and a lower end of the elastic member issleeved on the supporting member and abuts the top of the sleeve.
 8. Thepress-type makeup pen according to claim 7, wherein each of the springpieces is a sheet-shaped structure with a lower end fixedly connected tothe top of the sleeve, an upper end provided with a second inclinedsurface, and a middle provided with the barb; each of the spring piecesis elastic, and a gap is formed between each of the spring pieces andthe head assembly; and an upper end of the head assembly extendsradially outward to form a convex edge.